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6, ,„,... , ,,..„ - NEU tpi , iitAi 41) .:.~ J fS 7d ' tiiiitr Epß 56281 .44 - - - N tw "r n EA T E ; 12 . 0 VAg tiivriv' , M3.4l - 4.Dty. • —III UBROW EVENING, ;Sept. -$6, islo, Will be acted a 'Comic Opera, called I'HE 'ENGLISH FLEET 'IN 1342. - Captain Fitzwater, Mr. INC ; • Philip, Mr. BLANCHARD ; . 4 Valenttite,..Mr. Et; ).A.M ; " • Mainthast, Mr. EMER Y; feamieri , a,,Mis. DAV EMPOR , r i • Katharine, Mrs,.OICKONS ; , 'lsabel, 'Miss BO i - , ON - ; laquelina, Isfrs.,FAW,CETT. To which will be added, a Farce, called THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. FrOse,lelt.'llLANCHAlll); Cymon, Mr. SIMMONS; Murtoch,by a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, (Being hi 3 first appearance in London); • Carolihe, Miss LOG AN ; '1 ,Louisa (with a Sottg).'Miss - IiOLTON. • • zor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the till 1, - "• o lfice, in Prin..es-place,..Hart-street,• trorn Ten 4....,, L e s 7s. 'Second-price 3s. 6d -Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price 4 con ;wer Gallery as.. Second-price ss -Upper Gallery is. -i-Vflee 6d. —No Money to Cie returned. IN i r Doors w:11 be opened at Halt pas! five, and'the Play 0 .4 11 ? , ! Halt Six. 11, 41 , hursday The School of Reform, nr, HoW to Rule .. a ", (1 ; with ' Who Witisi or , The Widow's hitce. • ri daY. All in the Wroh o ; • With The k(eview, tr, The 017°1,Windsor. - it ; Kowa) id -fultet : I Wier I. (IV, h.i r .6~.-.:~a •i: ..~ :4 I: itmeli 1 IiEA l'kE AAI.„ llAil. .. 1 ~„ r the Autlii.rirr ()1 0-\i Inc 1...151t o LYLE (.414)/1131LR1114N.) ,1 9IS PRESEN r LVENING, Seel.. g 05, 4.0, r heir M.,je,l'ic,' Setvain; witract the COmeLlyof MAIN AND; WIFE;. Or, I‘,ltiKE SECKE i'S l'ilAisa ONE. , Lord A ustcncou rt, M'r. itOE t, A SID ;- Sit Rowlai.l Au.tencourt . , 114r1---P0 NELL; Charles Ausictio,urt„Mr. W Ki . ;sIC 1 H - Sir Willou,;hhy Worreti'Mr. - 140WVON; 1 ,,, Abel C rouse Mr...lAlibta)U (; 1-I TO N ; 7 1 r• -con.elius O'Dealinius„,l4l/., JOHN StON i 'Ponder, Mr. MA - 1 fIEWS ; c Lady , Worret, Mrs z •olo.: bit, {tieing ht-r first appcdranix in that CliAraEter); ' Helen Wo,rer, Niis. •E D, o/ IN ; • • Fanny, Miss POOLE, , 's tating.her first appearance in th - at 40 which will lie added, ihe Musical Entertaiumegirof . • :NO SONG NO SUPPER. , tederick,• Mr. I. 5.%11 ; Crop; Mr. DIGNI:M ; • • • ..Endless, Mr NlATlibkVE; • Robin, Nolr. NLk Y ; „ . • Dorutny, Mis. 131,A N D . ; Louisa, Miss POOLE Nelly, Mrs'. URGER ; Margaretra, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, I'tll introduce afavoufite Scotch Rallakeatled "Sweet ° Jdonet ut the ,;reett." G lij es 6s. Second.pri..e s.—Pit 3s 6d. Second price zs.— I) ric e l Y d 2. s. Second-price Is.- Upper Gallery is. Secoud. , Th „ 404 4 e uours to be opened at Ilalf past Five, Ord t!.e Per; lti r , te re to begin at Halt past Six. —Nu Money to be re. F ti •trio _rrow, That e HypOcrite ; wit Hnest Tbieves.—On Heir Law ; with The M, o y tor Garratt. . - .. Ni s--- ft . , E DICAt, SCiioin: or GU ki's nosPITAL. , ,- .E:• Autumn:,! COURSE 4:)f LECTURES will kltvorrismrice the MI i,min of,{itto her, vi 7.. ddb" 'ICE of MDlClN g t,'by Dr. BABINGTON Q [t ri CURRY.. kqtl \,,' MIST kV, by Dr. BABVNG fON, Dr. MA .U. ET, k" i i• ALLEN. i.I t) ERIMEN "AL PHILOWPIIY, by Mr. ALLEN. '1 I);.'t2R N. of MEDICI NE;atltt MATE Iti A MLi 4CA, kii,. LUttßy an o Dr. CHOLNI_KLE:Y. E-11 'WI FE tty, - and IMF_ AVE'S a' WOMEN! and I', LE) R EN, by Dr. ILAIGITION. , 6 , k Iy IVS IOLOGY;or LAWS urtbeANIMAL CE Og() . - ,si. l3 Y Dr. itAtt.:l-ITON. . '. tO)CUCTU RE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr. , i t . . . , (1 1c1 h . "' These several Leetures, with those on Atut•rtly. t hat t he P rinc iples and l'r.ct ce of Sllri;ery, given at tile ;lot ,;ie of St. Thomas's I lospitai artioir t tioy,, are.so arranged, t he w - T I Wo of them intertere to the hoo'rs'or attendance ; arid c al a l - '" Ol is calculated to tom •avoati)ietel.:ourseht 'Al'ecti ,Ciiirurgic4 low ction. ;er,% rn ls and other p3rtictriar prkif-bd kaiak 'from Mr. Stoc necary to GUN ' b klosibital ::- WAN. MARRIED .al T4l) id BENEFICED CtEnGY ,nto Al AN is desirous 'of teLei wo.clt Three PUV kil es l P resident in a delightful tarty ' r orrt London. A - dress Rev. A. c !rand, Londqn. 1. Ait DSON, C30()1)LVI.:Ii., 4 11 4 CO. • C9 ll- lityr t r i t i Clurs witti Govei4inent ior present ST . tyr . E iesitectfulfir iiiforiii : the Public. that it 1 IL. J 44 iltl SiIAR LS arc novv 9.1001 e at thcir Rank -4i1.,124;, oppbate 'the King's Mews, Char , • SCHEME. - of - 4z0,.09, - - arc - - , 4:100,0n0 4 - - - - 2,-)0o $ - 1 - - - ~000 . . s ° ' .- - ----5 .00 D ao - - ". - - - JOO • • • • .."' • ' 3.'" 1 • SO •' • • • S° 0 403 N, . - - • - 25 . 4 `,....: - • • - • IS' • • .. • • • - 72,000 ...'- ' ,.. ) . "1 "-ketS. - , C2r00,00C)0 •••••••••:•••••• FIVI-: - T:CKETS OF .E'ACII NUMBER..... ~ .,.........Llll to be. 14„,,,,,1t ti 9th trt ( ic-roBE R. 1810. 131 “N'sc(iNlt.i AND CO. I. SIVEWRIGHT,. ESP Surviving Partner and.Sule ConduCtor, \,,,(... 110 w k,sPECTFULLY acyloint the Publ:c they are Selling Ti CK ETS.al.cl SHAKES in the greatest 37,V,Y, of Numbers at their tort;.nate Oifkes, Nii. 4 , I I4;,"kNHILL; I;, 'HOLBORN, 38, •HAYMARKET, been 9. 'STRAND. For the:,la . st Seven . - . Years they have . till ) , l'Orttme's greatest Favourin;s, and in the two last years 6p i • t IleY . Sliared" and old r iZes or _ £20,000 'i Prizes ufks,ooo & 10,000 'O. : £sco and kr,ty Th , a e kirst - 30,000 ~ .';'n s I Price of coo Tickets The Last - . 2 5. 000 -1218 too Ditto. And only - 4 0, °0° Be s i de Prize ever Sold or Shared. s 3.6t8, the Grand P rize of. fox, Tickets,.or 124,76 s T h . And in the Last Lottery alone Ten Capitals. I %t r e only Lottery to be drawn this Year, wilt be 19th Oc -4,00,,-,On a New Plan, having Five Prizes ot , ' coo, only • \.2.____' "timbers, and not Three litanks•to a Prize. A NEW DISCO•VLRY. HEN Persons from age or accident su:tain a tec nur Mutiat loss of TEETH; it is most prudent to have Artificial Substitutes. in order to .secure . the calk, Teeth. and to aid in the importint works of Masts. dtf e 2; and Articulation. Both thes'e purposes; however, are Itst e - s `l by. the mischievous practice or tying these Substi• Itra ( j u V i tile-Tectli %%inch remain, as the latter are therelly ! L Y loosened and destroyed.' The new Method pur 'llatr.bY,_Mr• hLADEN USPINI, of PALI . ..MAIL, ob. 1 4 4 , 4 1 t nis evil, and gives . to his Artificial Teeth the Ease. and Durability of Natwe, and this desirable object *"' Accomplished upon ,very moderate Terra. nig . T 1%3 . SALES OF ESTATES, &c., GLOUCESTERSHIRE. IHE' SUDELEY CASTLE' MANORS .and FREEHOLD ESTATE is Disposed of by private Con raid: and 3TWVOD. • •• f . Ws:WE/ELY `BtAtiTIF UL AND ROMA . NTIC ES , • I.:A. EoN 3 U - 111 • WALES. "TO BE SOLD liY PRIVA - 1 E 'CON FRACT. CONSISTING of an- excellent sized 'FAMILY ‘,„„e tiousF, with Domestic and Agricu tura' Offices, a.,,t Buildings of every description ; a Fatal- house, and up wards or 24a Acres of rich : Meadow,. Pasture, and . Wood Land, enchantingly situate on the River They, aboun,ling in Trout. aad in a Country Mime Game is invrotusion For further particulars apply to Mi.,s ? is. Browne, and Co._ Home Agents, and Land SurveyorS, No. 41, Souiii.l.nptou-• row, Russel-square. London ; at the Bell. Inn, GloucLster ;.. Mackwnrth Aiins,'S'wansea ; Ivy Bush,' Carinaithe.rt ; an l Bush, Bristol, Where a plan of the... Estate mat he seen: HERTEORDSIIIRE. MANOR, NIANSIONSNI) VALUABLE ES PATES, TO BE SOt!) BY - ALIC NON, To ;he best Bidders, purso-hit t 'an order of his-Majesty's Court of Exchequer, iy,l re Abel Moy;ey, Deputy Remembrancer of the said Court., at Gartawa) house, Exchaage-aley, London, on Tuesday, the 9th, and Wetine'sday,:the loth flays ofOci , ber next, at"l wehe o'Cloc.: each day, - In FOURTEEN 1;O:r4S; V E t n v4ll. able. , .1? Rl'; E 140 L E3T: I / 2 .1' ES,.. • , .4el zed into his lvlii . je;ty's natids by virtue of a Writ of Extent agonst the Hunt:truant:: George Villiers), situate in the Pari.oles of Mori hart and linsitcy, to mites 'min London, of the .Manot.• or reputed'i%lanOr or eiAotts, with the Rights, Royalties. Members, dilti tenances thereunto belonging. Trost des able villa called litgotts, a large Family.. Marision,dal Cd Deur.,w, an Inn known by the Sign of the Coai.ll anti twe ve . Cut_ rages, a Lawn, very eligible for •er:ethig-a Vtlia,.oppositt. • Hutt eld Lod M e, and several beauritid Paddocks, s contdl.lllli up •ands of 4ao Acres of rich Grass LAO,. in 'the Aldeititain, Tithe tree, and eitonc , rated from Lantl.Tax in a most delightful'Conntry, and in the Ifighe'st 'state - of Culti vation, of whichrrnmedi:te Vossession.may be had. Al,u, is Country Residence, a Cottage, arid 25 Acres of Grass Land, in the Pasish of ,Busiwy, of wnit.n. the.. Lam} f ax is redeeined. To be viewed, by appli• anon td Mr. Trumpet, at Lech more Heath, hear it Es, and to 'he Tenant ,or the Coach and 'Horses, and printed p •rticulais 'may be toithwith had of them, ,arid also at the Essex Aims; Wattorti ; the White Hart, St Al bans ; the Assembly House, Staninore ; at the oft Depth) Keatembrancer, inliteExche.quer Inner "Tut; le, London ; of Charles Bicknell., Esq Solici tor of the Adirlitaify, Spring Gattlen Terrace; `ol Messna Knight and tunes, kiare.cuurt, Temple ; where, and at Mi. Titailices, • Plans of the Estate May 'b.: seen ; of IVlessrs, fiainuit and iNieteelfe, jut ; of-Mr. Claridge, Mall ; of Mr. %Valiant Jaques, kiatt,ollXurdell ; and at t..atrawaY's... TUESDAY, SExittNittit' 28;j810. 0. • t;., , AsgEx. 'SALE OF 'ES'I4ATES; DEDI-IA M t F.iity.eight Mi Ana WI Xi about Sixty three Miles trout London. TO RE SOLDIIY AUCTION!, By LINTON and LAVALLIN, On Wednesday, the . ;(1 day of Ottobtr, — 1816',. at the White Hart Inn, ColclieSteNlitTivelve lt4 TWO I,OTS, • , ccrylittg to printed Particulars then and there to be pro duced, unless dispoScd of by Pi ivate Contract, of which notice will be-yivei:, with itiJnecliate possession, the following very. valuable and desiraole Estates; • I WI: 1 THE MANSION-HOUSE called the ,RQOKE,:. • : 1 k,Y, ut DE Olt A\J a tor,•l , 53 A. • more or less, of rich 'At , ble, NlearlOw, an., is . ure Laud and Orchards, hi a . king Fence, w Sottable'Out.tpandings, he whole 4; tril , .l ptrxltold, equal to I ieeii,,to, except five Acres, inure r at we will of the Lord, in the occupation ot the Proprietor.. • • Tile House is fit torthe immediate residence of a large v,en. * feel hiritilly, with tw4, G.,Ateits well inaued-ant.l planted with choice Fruit-tries 1., tud hearing. ,aig: netactied cottage, 'near the Mansion-house,fit for the residence ol a small genteel family, Blur best Bed.' rooms, Servants', rooms, and suitable Olties, also a Coach house, "Sta:.le, and Ga:deit..now let to %Vatter Clerk, Esq for '(hie year; fr,in the Lily last, acil also a Tenement arid Garden now in tneloceopatiOn 'John N ic!;erSon. also i small rutin, allj ruiinx, . in the parishes of I)edtittm I)airy, two Barns, tvvo,Stii.Ol.es, anst'several Tenements and Uarjen. .groundi .4 , to tlitt rent:Pc , rs , ,iis at low kehys, and, r t `A. 2 R.' 7.V.,rnore•or less, of Arable o.2ier G rourd, , and Or. hard, all CUSt , ).II-0 - )4,:.VP, Also a Co; , ) hold - Nlesshage or Tenernent, with th.i ut houSe, and 4; arden thereto ~ ' etrin4iny..„ situate near• Turtipiii.r,, in the occuinttioii 01 William !tall. • • • The Land is all got,d, a ...mishit:rabic part of it adjoins the navi.;ahle River The Coaches pass daily within a tfh•Fiter of a ' mite of• the Alansion.house, , and the Yost .tnorning 'and evening_ • . . , . • The Neighbourhood is grist, the Roads,exeeflent, and the Country delighttul. This Estate way be viewed by applying to Mr. Firmin. 1 LOT 11. C olisio:t s. pi a most ,dpsi e - EST ATE ,„ called.' P()N . D HALL, tit for tile residence Of a Gentleman's Family, situ. , l ate. -- iit.Wl X anti B Ks - 1) N I b-1.1)„ , : it; F. SS EX, .s •i rrounthaf by ,good Itoaos and a respectable licighbiturttood. : ppn tt is a ;good Fami4 House, two large licens, and otner requisite Lit together with to Acre.t4 . r t;:la Arahlt l'aSture, more or less. in a iti;4:letice,,iii a high state of ctil. iva including a beauti ut, wood 01 . 19 A. 3 . K 38 mare or .lcss, ~vell planted with tine:grOWn 'Oak, Ash, and 111 . 11 ',runner, its the centre a are Pont.f,Atinierly used a> a deco . i.;' ‘ 'a fine preserve for Pheasants and other Game, Forty .I,so tars Copyhold, the,r eataitider h rerhold. .Tate greater part Tithe !free, The ptitvings very moderate. Also the Great and Small Tithes a isin t . : - ain three Farms adjoinitig, : cont a ining'ataiapit 77 3 . K. with a prk.titaule Gra vel-pit, ..Tlie Estate is contwnient . torsra. water 13athing . , 8 miles : fiy - rn Harwich, 3.trOpt . ilanningttee, and t 3 from. colcites t.r, capital Nlark,et 'Towns. • Mr. Fliskey, ttic:lailtit . , will chew this . Estate; .. FOr Anther paiticulars, apply to Mr. Firmin,. Dedham ; Mr. Frank Smythies,.Solieitor, Cokliester; Milne and Parry, Sol:cm - ars, Temple ; or Mr. iolin Skinner, Dale 'Latvford, neir• M•inningtree,* Essex, where Maps and ii.levatighs,oh the Estates may be seen. _ MONEY.. ANNUVIAS - I:I:.I.)EIF.MABLE.. THE Nobitity, Cle_rtq 'and others, may , $ be inune.liati.ly a...,coinrnOdaterwith any Sum; hbw everxreat tlic amoiint, !up 'n!tettns fully equal, tO.itiOrlgage, by„the grant, of an Allikluil,..-Ade,Quately securA, either upon rectioitt,Cdp . ) bonded t ) roperty, or l'cr., sonal, 1 - espon'Siti:ity • will tied this advle!tisetnent woetwtheirattention.. 'rite ex ix'aaces - will be tnixtqate, and , tbe.busines4 will : be concluded in.the most se• cret and expeditious mannti. PerSonal received every day; by:ltlissrs. Fitz and- Co.. at -No. 29.. tr . 4) k street, Cl),ring.crois.. Letters, post. paid, immediAtely. wer:.i. • ' • -- This Di, ,•+ as published, T price 3s. 61 boned, . A KEY to Ihe ELEVEN H EI)ITIoN ,:f . Dr. *ANOS I'V.I,) . CEIT'sGRANI.: , ' , it of Ow FRENCH LANGUAGE.. ' . . 1.4 .I.,.CUVELLIER, ..1 . • French Teaclie at Altn.xl-11,use Academy. Prltited tut; Thom is B, o ry, oid Broad-strej ; and lii . i. I olinsom and Co. St. Pain% L:hurch.y:,r.l. ' • Trills were publisied; • c: In. One:large , Vo .S2,larto, I.l.luarited .Tvitlt , near an Lii.,tavw,s, price r y l. is. 111 i boards,. T itAVELS:: Parts of JitgPE, ASIA, and AFRICA. :•• 'By E t)W'AR I); DANIEL CI, E, Professor of .11 , 10ierAlugy in tile' UiIIYCISiV n 1 Cambridge. •, Part the First, ttasyia, Tart .ry, and Turkey. Prini"ed t r W. I).ivies, Wind. 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' Of 'whom May be-bad, by the - same Author, Elements Of the Phitosciphy. of the Human Mind, 3d Edi tion,' in One lair Volume Octavo, price los. bd. in board§. • , FERGUSSON'S._ POPULAR BIOGRAPHY, CUR. RECTEV - TO FULY, iSto. • • • This. Day was published, One - in thick Pocket Volume, closely printed on a new ' Pearl Tv.pe, - ,price ss. 6d. in extra boards, A NEW gIOGRAPHIGA L DICTIONARY, correeled to I ely, • a to, containing an interesting Ac count- of the LiVes'and Writings of the most clistinguiAed Persons in every Age at:d Countiy. - • 'By I HIES FERGUSSON', - Esq. 2nd AssiOants - . " This Volume not only contains Memoirs of Pubi IC CM taacrs recently deceased, which were never before colleded, and but insperteelly given in tile periodical Works o'f, the day, but also boasts of above Soo' Articles not to be - fotitid in the fifteen Volntues of General Biography. So obvious there fore must be the superiority and utility of this useful and en tertaining CoMpeodluin of Biogra hical information, that to an enlightei•ed Public its own merit will be soffitient recom mendation." ~• London Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. t tt,.Cheapside ; Messes. Duhcans, L;laigow and bit. Suinerland, Edon - - burgh,. FAC - fORY .N Esti ;LON 00 N. TORE SOLD BY AUCTION, To .the beSt Bidder, pursuant to an order - of / his Majesty's' Court ot Exchequer, before Abel Nloyssy, Esq .. Del) ty Reinembraliar Of the said Colart, at Garraway's house ' EXcliange.alley, LAicion, ort We Inesday, the loth Day of October next, at r wet o'clock, in One Lot, A FREEHOLD - ESTATE,• A LDEN kIA M k ACTO KY , (sti4ed into . his Nlajei. ty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent a, , ,..inst the Honour sbl George Villiers), conAsting .41 a. uonvenient Da/elfin& Nu, se, and extensive ranges of isuildings, spacious Fact,ry of tl.tee• Floors, worked by a powerful- Eteani Engine, and , fitted up for ,Cloths, and concluding any hranch ut the Woollen or Cotton Manutactures, to a'great txtent, well supplied with water,, and . 4s Acres of capital Freehold i little Free Land, in' the Parish ot A Idenhain, in the Lciunty of Hefts, and only 14!mikis front London. , 'l',9 be viz:m.o by applying to Mr. Trinper, at Lechtnore Heath, near the Premises, and IY-iitktiLits en4y be toe 4 h with had of, hint ; 5130, at the Talbot ion, Leeds.; Stratt:!rd Arms, WaketiAd ; itidgewater M'atieliester ; Fr.onie ; Angel, warininster ; .Essex Watrerd ; at the Office of the l)eiiuty keininotailcer lit the L (Mice, Inner Temple, London ;or fades-Int:knell, : Solicitor of the spring Garden ferrare ; of Messis. Kniglit-and 'Ones, k - lare-c art, Temple, {v, acre a Plan ot the hstate inay O C' be , N l /. .01 M..S.IS. H.uiiutt and Metcalfe, ot Mr.' C. - a'rictge, - tall Nlall ; ot - W.llnnn 'agues. • Hiittua G,trttnu i soul at rr. . raway:'s. isULKs •-• FREEHOLD RICH I;KAZINIC ,AND, NEAR , AYLESisUi<V. , • • -TO BE SOLD BY A u ern • = To the best Bidder, pursu u to ail qrdic, of_his•l . l4aje- l y's Court of Exchequer behira Abel MoWy',' 'Eta') Depaty ill ReeiltbriffiCer ;he said Court, ,y.strattay's Calve House, Exchange-alley, London, on Wednesday, fide loth day otOcibbetalext, at is o'clock,..• !.1 IN ONE LOT, A MOST Va - luithle GRAZING'' 'FARM; calld £ BROUGHTON. PAS LURES, close to Toyidn A ylesbury,(s..ized into his-Majesty's hands by virtue of aWrit of Extent against the How CeurgeVilltali), L'Onihting ot 156 Acres ot me Land, exonerated from Laud Tax, ot the first quality, well fenced and • watered, with a convenient st j one.built House ancl..ollices,;. the oleic on' nand, and ot whiCh i h lnlediate To be wlewcii.by Cchatijiivand Tindal, at Aylesbury, of whoin printed Poticulars may be forthwith had; also at titeW bite Hart I an,Ay letilury ;.,I , lr,se'a•.d(trOwn, Tring ; K ing'sAttns. Berkhampstead ; Willie Hart, M issen. den ; EssmAnns, Watford ; Wnite Hotse, VXdridge ; sl4on, Riekinersworth ; et the Office of the Deputy Reintinbrancer, the. EXchequerOffice, inner r Lootion; of Charles Bicknell, Esq. SuliOtOr at the Adanralty, Spring G ardenT.. race; of Messrs:Knight and tlare-e.urr, 'temple; where a'Plan of tile. Estate may be seen„; or Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalfe, ; and at K EN - F. •A''' FREEHOLD_MILL, 1-I:)USLS, A.ND . :LAND AT LEW., ISlie M, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - To the best Bidders, pursuant to an Order of His Majesty's Court of ExChequer, before Abel' IVloyseY, Eso. Deputy kemetnbr.incer or the said Court, at Uarraway's Coltee house, Exchange-alley, London, on WcdneSday, the loth day of October next, at is o'clock, IN THREE LOTS, Avaluable FREEHOLD ESTATE, (seized . into His Majesty's hands, by virtue of ,a Writ of Extent against the Hon. George Villiers), 'consisting of-an excellent Corn-mill, working three pair of. Sto.seS, with all the Quer . and Tackle in good order ; Fulling-mill and Stocks, Store rooms, Scouring- house, &c. on a capitak stream- of Water, adj.icent to Lewisham- bridge, only five nilus ;ruin London, in the occupation of . Mr. Holmes. a commodious' House, with Chaise.house, Stable, &c. adextensive Orcharttarid Gar den, in the occupation of Mr. Mesnard ; and also a Dwelling house,. with •Dye-'house , , Dressing-shops, and large I,irying . ground or Meadow, in the occupation of Mr. Win. Paylor.--- The Premises ail adjAni and are let at yearly Rents amount. ing to'near.4 , 3l. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and'printaParti , culats had on the Premises ; at the Green Man, Blackheath ; 'and the Cottec-houses on the Corn E'ichange';- at the Office of the• Deputy namenißrarioer, flit 'Exchequer ,Olfi4e, Inner Temple, London ; of. Charles Bicktrell; Esq. Solicitor of the Admit4lly, Spring Garden Terrace; of Messrs: Knight and tones, Hare court, Temple ; of Messrs. Han‘ott and Metcakfe, ; and at•GarraWays. I . „ _lol`l , N . 't4 s,,tV:Nt;t° ..% , `Act - ' •5. .» , r a ,;! , • .SIXPENCE HALFRENN Y . GERMAN - , PAPERS, VIENNA, AtiG:2s.—orii chi intelligence pul)lishA •. „ • ~,- 'ell by:the Russians ?--:-.-72bc'ei5inniauder in 'et%ief,' Count Kamensky, with the :intention of presiing 'the siege of . Audschuck„ t lie . pLice on the •21st July . (new style), after having cunfiled, dur ing 'his absence tae CliNifnand of Tile ar:ily was: .before? Schunii a to Itis brother,• the Gen, oi I of •Infantry. Count thlg. ,Pe.,newl, in Chief, I;wing„Oriaintort - ueot.liatibe,gg,thon of Rud3chock luiFiTeffeTTOtisidt!r:ibleentieHchrnents hilin the ;exterior .tviirk., of the. 'dace., End that it Lad esta* '1)11s11,A batteries in the gard-ns ;:ordering:oil the res'olifi!d to 'reconnoitre with a Otoirg. (oke; in order lo discover the tine stile of tilt se works. . , 'He coo , - , quen'tly -forini7d tonic columns of attack, a nd carried by assault the advanced works. Toe !loops 1 - 1 on - ed it bravery, and ...ieizetl-. upon iese3 4 4l pieces of 4can non, • Co !nt'Kltne , i-ky haVing 3aisfidd hitnsef that a Igeneral assnit, considernig - the strength of 'the tn. • .11e - lehnitnis, and. Ilse We' ikkhncd d':1) 1.11 . the fosse, `AA the numerous artillery which,defended them, ;would_ cost many lives, and - besidej . ,:that theplaue_ conld not hold out. Jong, ordered the troops to re , lire to their camp. • The Grind Vizier, informed offhe Movements of the General to Chief, .and.supp,o,sing, unit the army,. be;tore S. , ::hunda was not . sufficiently strong to resist him, ord, red it to be attacked on' the 2 IS; July by. Kizir brach, the corps of. Lieut:Gener4Count de Langerun, 'who . n'ccupi,cl .a,.poiltion at .a curtain dis ranee from Schumla, qp !? n.the road of R marched out himseit at tiie head . of his. cavalry 7 tp m flan attack:' But the 'Nazir hating been .repulsed. with the lugs of one thousand men, the/ V zier retired in hafte, burning the bridges -behind Neorly at the -'same Vine, • in :Cities lihvitrg roCtived intelltgence that 't he N:atis' • of SBtotr and PieWna, condutaing 14iiiards Rudschgek a succour of , o:pe of t ue:l,sc 4 r,..r d.tect IVI.ajO, :General R :cmat off ,to march against hem with a stung cot.; GenerJ• passed the Zatitz4 on t,,c (2.5 th July, beat tie enemy, killed many hii people, and . sei4.ed Lipun part of his ac.,illery, . „ . . The General in Chief on the Bth. of August, re , c:-!ived a report from his brOliier" i ! forming . that. Grand Vizier had Attacked Lint' all his forces. - Af:e'r a' 1,,r17 obi!inate battle, the Turks' we re , corOpterel;!.-i;eaten, land', the• Russian - army covered : wish glory.. .Ttie,iusi of Cie enemy iu kilied and - prisoucrs teas very cpn sideraWe.- We :hate taken in this , aciioti a Pacha,- a Grand Master of ~Artillery,.fi e:Ag Aga of .JahuisSa., ries, and a great nuirtber,of Cilicer,sof rank, Ithirv eight stand of col Ours, arid Many . pieceS of artillery, are the trophies of A&Oi-ding to inter cepte.: letters from the Comiba:4clant of Russ; chuck, th..t place begins to expg);letlee.a . great scarcity. Varna continues to Le hl;;Ckalld'hy Z wilt anion activity here; at Castelniarei and other . :parts of .thy: king dom, in constiVling (is the .osdered) great numb:lof boas to rep laiethe loss which the tlotillarstiitained near At l nantba, on holrd 61 which the cavalry.destined.for the inv.'s:ton of Sicily ;11 b6' el:111)A keo,-Joany .gun-boats are also building. The: army of caLityia are ,regularly, p lid. 'Le c7ntral che'st furnishes eVery . Month; 1,000,000 bf duca,S for this.bbjdtt. CoNsTAN-ifiroPtt, 1.-i--The•Sulthri Ins nbt yalefi: his opiii4l; bit it is certain that he.*illsoOn go to i. .Aurianople, wlierg the Asiatic troops will parchto, to, whb, it is krion, dale not absent thenselves till Gratid' Sultan hitilielf liai left the ar,,ty'aiid the camp. Commonly they return hence in the winter, and it is for this reason that the presence of. the Grand Sultan' is so much wished for by the This delay may be oeCaSioned want .of the great number of carriages And Carnets necessary for -Sultan and his attendants, which couid not as yerbo brought together. TdeCaptiliti Rielia has taken a'fransPort under the French flag, the loading of W•ltidi , being de tined ff;r; the Russian_. troops in Miiigrelia ; but by an .order t . l- o ,n the Grand Sultan, the loading only is cotifis eine'd; the sin' iven fry e 11 is g _ Mr. Canning had rsterday his first andience by the &alma . Kau, as English Ambassador. Many prisi,ners ate shor►ly hereexpeued. As a Rthsian fiett lid.; sailed' from Seliaitopol, we may su(m hear of an engagement wirh the 'Captain Pii,ha. • PRESBURGH, AUG. al.—According to our Jour. nars the force of the :Corks increase, ,greatly near Four Pachai haVe Joined the Nissa. According to reports of travellers, it is in respeal.o population no easy matter to take Itudlchuk,, as it. contains upwards of ii'd,6oo Turkish in:liabitants;, this computation seem, ra ther exaggerated. DREpEA; SEPT. 3.--King Louis took.the air. the day before yesterday on the public walks of T. p -lit t. The prior of that place have a distinguished be nefaaor in hirri.•• CASSEL, SELIT. 1 I.—We-tinderttarid that the le! banks 9filie ; Upper Elbe up to Weilenburg, or 'l,r. gan are to be occupied by French troops, in on.ter to prevent all trade in colonial Produce. COPENHAGEN, the Bth instant a Royal Edict was published, endaing . that in future no friendly or neutral vessel shall be adinittO in any poet,. the cargo of which consists Of -Colonial produce, but - shall be ordered-away on pain of con fiscation. 1) ' A rG ~tf ;~